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Killer who robbed petrol station twice in one day jailed

Killer who robbed petrol station twice in one day jailed

Man caught with stun guns disguised as USB stick and torch

Man caught with stun guns disguised as USB stick and torch

Man dies after being struck by several cars on M8

Man dies after being struck by several cars on M8

Man raped girl, 12, after giving her lemonade laced with Valium

Man raped girl, 12, after giving her lemonade laced with Valium

Man wanted over murder and assault may be in Glasgow

Man wanted over murder and assault may be in Glasgow

Whale be back: Scots scientists spot endangered species

Whale be back: Scots scientists spot endangered species

Castle hotel owners announce plans for £15m expansion

Castle hotel owners announce plans for £15m expansion

Happy meals all round as couple McMarry at McDonald’s

Happy meals all round as couple McMarry at McDonald’s

Elderly man dies in hospital after being hit by car

Elderly man dies in hospital after being hit by car

Man charged over murder bid at deliberate fire

Man charged over murder bid at deliberate fire

Mass testing population of Glasgow ‘under consideration’

Mass testing population of Glasgow ‘under consideration’

Ex-Rangers administrators settle wrongful arrest claim

Ex-Rangers administrators settle wrongful arrest claim

Council give Rangers go-ahead for fan zone and museum

Council give Rangers go-ahead for fan zone and museum

Man tweeted racial abuse at Humza Yousaf after terror attack

Man tweeted racial abuse at Humza Yousaf after terror attack

Level four ‘will hit small businesses disproportionately hard’

Level four ‘will hit small businesses disproportionately hard’

Glasgow among 11 council areas put into level-four lockdown

Glasgow among 11 council areas put into level-four lockdown

‘My hotel used to be full… now it’s empty till January’

‘My hotel used to be full… now it’s empty till January’

Beauty salons ‘could close for good’ in level four areas

Beauty salons ‘could close for good’ in level four areas

Toughest rules considered ‘closely’ in west of Scotland

Toughest rules considered ‘closely’ in west of Scotland

Fire crews work overnight to tackle blaze at arts centre

Fire crews work overnight to tackle blaze at arts centre

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